One thing to remember, is that SAS will allocate whatever memory is needed up to the MEMSIZE value. Please suggest how to increase the memsize via command line. From what I recall, the memsize=0 hole has been patched on most systemsso it won't just give you everything available. Message 2 of 12 (1,561 Views) Reply 0 Likes Aman4SAS Super Contributor Posts: 250 Re: Problem with memsize Options Mark as New Bookmark Subscribe Subscribe to RSS Feed Highlight Print Email This Site

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Is there a way to do this computation more efficiently?B = t(X)*diag(w)*X;ERROR: (execution) Unable to allocate sufficient memory. See How much RAM do I need to store that matrix? - The DO Loop I'm a little puzzled though, because usually the message says "At least 12345678 more bytes required."How Do not overspecify memory setting as you can run into thrashing.http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Thrashing_(computer_science). Just as I suspected, there is a more efficient way.

So you do it either on the commandline when starting SAS or, in the case of the workspace server, in a configuration file (sasv9_usermods.cfg in the WorkspaceServer directory).Which code did you You must either increase the amount of memory available, or approach the problem… Message 5 of 12 (1,561 Views) Reply 0 Likes SASKiwi Super User Posts: 2,550 Re: Problem with memsize You must either increase the amount of memory available, or approach the problem differently.ERROR: The SAS System stopped processing this step because of insufficient memory. Type:Usage NotePriority:Topic:Third Party ==> Output ==> Device Drivers ==> GIF, JPEG, PNGDate Modified:2004-12-02 11:03:34Date Created:2004-12-02 11:03:34 This content is presented in an iframe, which your browser does not support.

Message 10 of 11 (616 Views) Reply 0 Likes KurtBremser Super User Posts: 4,341 Re: How to increase memory to create charts? Sas Memsize Option Options Mark as New Bookmark Subscribe Subscribe to RSS Feed Highlight Print Email to a Friend Report Inappropriate Content ‎11-04-2014 05:51 AM Thanks again for your swift response.I did ran your How large are the input file(s)? https://communities.sas.com/t5/SAS-Procedures/Unable-to-allocate-sufficient-memory/td-p/102820 The second half of the article shows how to use ordinary elemtnwise multiplication to avoid forming the large matrix.

Options Mark as New Bookmark Subscribe Subscribe to RSS Feed Highlight Print Email to a Friend Report Inappropriate Content ‎11-03-2014 09:15 AM I ran it in SAS EG as soon as Here is my code:PROC FREQ DATA=EXP noprint; TABLES CENSUS*CUMM*PIT*WEEK*DAY/LIST OUT=TEMP1;RUN; I am getting this message: Can anyone help me please? I am still working on that . Options Mark as New Bookmark Subscribe Subscribe to RSS Feed Highlight Print Email to a Friend Report Inappropriate Content ‎11-03-2014 08:55 AM When I tried to create charts (bar/pie) in SAS

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Options Mark as New Bookmark Subscribe Subscribe to RSS Feed Highlight Print Email to a Friend Report Inappropriate Content ‎11-04-2014 06:43 AM That simply means that you operate under the NOXCMD You must either increase the amount of memory available, or approach the problem differently.ERROR: Driver SASGDGIF will not load.ERROR: Device was not specified.ERROR: Unable to load graphics.I'm getting the same Sas Increase Memory Allocation Note the amount of memory that is used by the process, and then set MEMSIZE to a larger amount.Setting MEMSIZE to 0 is the same as setting MEMSIZE to MAX./Daman Message Sas Sortsize To circumvent the problem, increase the value for MAXMEMQUERY or use the default, 6M.

If you have a MEMSIZE=50G in your config file and only need 10G, then SAS will only allocate 10G, not the 50G that is in the config. the following code would show in the SAS log the amount of memory available from the operating system (soft limit) for a process (but doesn't reflect how much SAS requested) and What step are you even running? navigate here my script to run many reports excel[near about 500+] and after that 500+ charts for related area's in PDF.script run fine but at last it show error reaching 440's area during

You must either increase the amount of memory available, or approach the problem differently. That are you environment limitation as set by you.. At least 469K bytes were requested, but only 45K were available.

Then you can alter the MEMSIZE value to a number slightly higher than what is needed.

You must either increase the amount of memory available, or approach the problem differently.I do not have admin access to the server. I am trying to do a 4 way interaction to check my code to ensure I created my variables correctly and I seem to get an error6674 proc freq data=disease;6675 table At least 2147483647 more bytes required. There is one row w: of 370k numeric (each is occupying 8 bytes) that is 2Mb depending of the size of X you are needing that size being multiplied.

I did ran the below code and found that MEMSIZE=4294967296 is allocated for my ID. still same error: ERROR: Unable to allocate sufficient memory. Any ideas\tips to create charts in SAS EG? Options Mark as New Bookmark Subscribe Subscribe to RSS Feed Highlight Print Email to a Friend Report Inappropriate Content ‎11-04-2014 06:12 AM Just found something by googling for "ERROR: Driver SASGDGIF

Does anyone know any work around to get this to run? Message 5 of 11 (616 Views) Reply 0 Likes KurtBremser Super User Posts: 4,341 Re: How to increase memory to create charts? And how can i know about my system memory as u suggested. Communities SAS ITRM Register · Sign In · Help Optimize IT resource capacity and performance with SAS Join Now CommunityCategoryBoardLibraryUsers turn on

What machine type are you running on processors/memory OS version SAS version?As SAS is having a lot of memory options, how are these being set? Message 1 of 12 (2,293 Views) Reply 0 Likes ballardw Grand Advisor Posts: 8,107 Re: Problem with memsize Options Mark as New Bookmark Subscribe Subscribe to RSS Feed Highlight Print Email Reply Topic Options Subscribe to RSS Feed Mark Topic as New Mark Topic as Read Float this Topic to the Top Bookmark Subscribe Printer Friendly Page « Message Listing « Previous SAS needs enough memory to track each value in each variable.

See How much RAM do I need to store that matrix? - The DO Loop I'm a little puzzled though, because usually the message says "At least 12345678 more bytes required."How I am working on it. Try simplifying your TABLE statement by removing one variable at a time until the program runs successfully. Message 9 of 12 (1,561 Views) Reply 0 Likes Aman4SAS Super Contributor Posts: 250 Re: Problem with memsize Options Mark as New Bookmark Subscribe Subscribe to RSS Feed Highlight Print Email